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.rirf ami imiHt'itlc" 1) a ;'' tlio money!
thai Ifc MMtMy b ;.iiiii to tlio whole people
gbould be appropriated lu uiukiiig ri U and canal
01 ajm id thebaic," to toe support d eii
pmra e'.aent f domestic iitiimifiietiircs.". That j
aubhc debt abmiM bo a!!,et la g; on itierea
inta ittHi w money in the trcitsury to pay it oflj
purdcr 10 WiTtti iute lliis money tn building up and
ru,ug eom part of the Uoiou at tbe expen.su (
j uiheis! That the people should nol wily pay
Utt io the shape of o MjtifnrTtiir ft "aupport
'HanutaditWtV but the money in the public
jrjjc JlecteJ fiOlely'vr the support of tUov
sud" " payment jiublie debt, tliould
k gtveo 10 oljct .f Internal Improve.
ajstit,"W 'ocr!J Ihe'jirofitaVniie Mauulautu
ier! ' Can Suuthero own support candidate pro
fessing aucb principle ! Ve cannot believe it 1
Vf e cannot believe timt the" Farmer and Median
0 will k duped into the support ol a party bo
make noisy, and open mow bud ' proclaiimtiori of
jnai for their interest whili their aett show them
is (kor f uwnatrouf iiid unconstitutional doc
trine advanced in.ihn reilutiim above. Again
say, that thetM' re'jiutim are ih) learaay m
iceixid baud evidence of H irrison'a Tarifl and In
leroal Improvement priuciplea. They are copied
froat liiaJotirnut il c 1 f, publwlied in Ohio in 1820,
wlwch bate, open to the inaction of aiy man.
- fj" i, Ja lu ought fur .Tlie litborof t
seek bat enabled aotue of the ILirrisoo party to
(tit fifilf a twrniUlng meant (ot an addre to the
ftaflt ot RowanAnd Davie -'Hin;ir-, and intended
uao answer to the certified copy of Harrixon'a
U and toll to K'U hite men, published hy the
Rowan Central, Committee, Thia thing haa a
nimber ot wimea ained to it, ome of which re
tatwaud charge to bate beeu placed there with-
et the kooa ledge or auihrinty of tlje indivkluala
Mverat u uient declare they never aw the pnper
or !ii(l K, until ahown I ienn with their names
tttacb. alter jta publication: and we euteitaio
ao dnuk but that many of the name were nlhe
M.ui Huiiiiifi.. uliuid ibrrit willnutt 1I10 LnAttlHirfi
awiCow'iv oMke' owmnn'riTrittMrxk -f he wtintir
itiir t a wretched, Ininc, halt, ai.d awkward at
teoipt at " whipping the de'Littuiiheatunyi(
ciatowived in trie, true rpint 4 a County Court law
toibbler, bat a miserably poor ahow to come from
Us literary " pwrty. hy the way, waa the wri
M athamed or afraid to sign hia own name amongst
(h ted f Front Ita long wimlco ehiptnicas and no
puiat altompt at argument and fason, the paterni
iy ef -the thwig urprrtty entity pnwfRd.T f l Coo
jib notbiiir1o anaVrr or talk eboiitt in parlicu
Wr and iliarvfore we ili drop the aubjecU
V THE HARRISON PARTY.
Ot aft the coalition that have ever eti!od in
JL1,mb,,Ijl.,'0C? 1' ranked esone arnonwl the
latxMi of the earth, the loj cabin and hard cidor
Wtjiippara of the prewent dav, Vnrijhe moat x
Ufcttduwyv-raiMug on uu. poittMwl principlea,
but made up of the oiJ.I and nJd of all factions
and pWrtiea, tbey work togettler f r one single pur
pwt to elevntee dumb Candidate and weak old
r.ia to the Presidi-nry, til bopinjt thereby to ac
JaJhjsJ
JV'av &wl swiwitiwing'lh'rwHT, r The AK'lftofl- f
sas, who amnumred old Mr. Ilarriaou, the (worn
tocmie of the South, and incendiary plotters to
'shatuwraai ieiri'yifr''
teaeer tiir Muntry Uisrrced by quietly sutTeriitg
tat iosults of a Foreign power. ' - .. -
The Fstleral atipenrter of the black cockade
nd Alien and Sedition tur administration of old
JJta Aifama. . .
T:e revilvr of J. flora m and the Republican
hrtv. . r i-
The Tatifl anil Inteiuul Improvement party of
me orta and Soil,
Tlie advwsiesef all B uik Monopolies, and ea.
jecfs'ly of a I'mted State Batk, to rule the coun
17 i:likth entihtMs WwpotUtn of oioncy power
d Foreign, iofl'ietice, end to regulate " traJc
ifauist the South and speculate rm the money ol
pet;i!e, cutitrary to tlie Cunsutution and the
TheNcsr soma of the dirrdunt material which
awU up llie mas wf the Ilarrimw Party. . They
re atich aa ao State Rights Republican who is
xtinuftit of bii principle will be fMind acting with.
A aw atiikliiig ut the f n ksof the Harrison party,
tott arouod hi in end see with whom he ia aaancia
acting with bis old friend and former
f It hs acting with the dialinguitJiod Roiuh
jae whntu he cooiidored as true patriots in for-
" J t If net, it moat f illow, fliat cither fAe
have eerted their principle, or kt baa. Doth
b right, I)-ea h ant then, beoi.ne hiin to
P1 and Cmsi.lo aatruatwly whHher be resy, nr
t lro I la it BftJialila thai a iitniutilu ,f ilia
- -J'"-- f
ile Right RepoUicaa party would abindon their
fWrptosT 1 it mrt more probable thet a k
M he M aatrsy- by fclse itwoe t We a!j ouf
fwuv.-- AH wen aia Ibbre lo error wie but
"- persiat la it, when uncovered. It does seem
, lhat when'RiMtharn RiTiublicana eie Cat
l" MeOuili'i, Troop, snd a bost f other, in
ail fhe teiditif Stite llitita pieit of liui Jaith(
1 "rayed loeether ia one cause, il noght to bs strong
nwoce te them Ifiat it is 'he ri-'M one.
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,BT of ths lathers of Uie laid predicted a sens
" mint the anMrtil of slavry, nd Uiey were
"wfi? ths nwwa ...l. 1 ... lit...... .1 ... 1..
. wv r.iBi, vi iin, ura ml .'ill
attt5sio,,rc0,ntr;."" - ' :
8' y ao AWititmisi of 0'iio, i 1 a Jlong argV
- vwt on t!i l uioo of ihe State. He e-ills it ae
the Abolitionist to pe never, or eepa-
- from tHo SiMith rattier than atlow i!ie inaiitutioa
slavery to. remain. Th-we ere the Northern
"fSmhtro lUrrin Ttiea. - -." ;s
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The ion j . ,y i.nr"Ht S.. ,!,?, - fijiisi
. pw.j.ifl Mr r.v.-'rntive mi !, '
indicnied It fore tl.e w,rk!. Tl.o (.Yu.ii.iree ..1
Ktectiorio, eflor the mot Jalmriy.is inv Mention.
t!mi h,u evr l'i!fn pl ice in Vwgrcw, made their
rvp-irt on Mia Kiih instant, f.om which it upp-are
that the iovesiijjutiMB Unt rvxtilted in the irmmph
ant wwce.-M of the lomocratic member, and Gov.
Penitinsion and hi tools, with their broad ae.il of
a, Lave. rficiye damp of dirnce md in.
famy thit all the water of ihu grimt.dee'p can
iK'irr a!i mU
It waa a!!:gud,ua will be recollected, tl t.t the
DcniocrHt'ia menilmra had olkt.nned a nominuf ma
jority by illegal vine, birt behold it turna out, that
a hiujority of the illegal volea pidled were f und
. ttn the other aidu, and lha( the Republicans have
gHined . jiinny good, vote hich were rejwsted.
U hen the result ol the inveali nation appeared in
the Riport made to the House, the Federal mem
ber neein to havo been thrown into utter conlu
aionHiii? greatly at a Im to know how- to hrtok
tkdr falL The i'hairman of the Coiiunitlee on
making the Report, moved to print it, together
with the minority report, ami lay the auhject ever
for several dnya, doiibtleM with the viuw of giving
limo Io the" liouae for ita full emmiwitiotu Agattwt.
tlii pro'poiM'iou to " print, the Federal member
made violent opposition, and one of them, io order
to ooiuuiiie timt, at that lute periotl of the aen.
aion, and -eiuvn off the quoation, called' for the
reading of all the pnjei." When the Republican
ntemWj taw tlie ffone that wa playing, they de-
, teruiined to meet them on their own ground, and
prevent a aacnttou of the public interest, by thia
oiiprinr.i)ld inanoeiiyering. . They accordingly
it atill and hoard the Reports of the tmijority and
minority read throulr from beginning l end.
Thia dona, they culled for the previou queitioa
'on the Resolution conHruiing .the m-nta to the
Doinoctatic member, nud duierinined to take' it
before ac'j'Hiriiing.' Tlmy bad in tlie rlrat iiisiance,
it will bo roiimn.berpd. projiosed W lay the ques
tion over for four or five day, that the member
might have tin ie to examine the Report and pa-.
per after being printed, but u the federalist
Urcedtlw loading of all "JJi '!Sr,etj
wL'i7-?-?'"-- , i .1..
fiiCI, Tfierie wJ'cerlttiiily no rwceiwityTor further
di-lnv. After the Houhb had datermined to take
, . "
terrible fliittering, in . the Federal rank, ome
asked Io be excuwd from voting, other in defiance
of tlie II. ae, declared they would uorvote, all
arming furrow at being caught Irt IhCir own trap.
Their maiKBuveriiig and raving however were alike
unavailing,. 1W the Iluuae pentuted in it deter
mination to bring 1 he maltbr o a close, and
accordingly the question wa taken, and tbe.Kfl'
publican member were confirmed .in their right
to eeata, by a vole of 102 tn 22. Thus ha tuded
ibe f.iinou New Jcraey cni-e ; in the dofi-.at of the
disracefiit fraud aJlonipiodanJiWr'leriml iiifiirny
of tJov. Pinning'on nnd hi ci cwxpirntor.
Tlie people huve triumphed, and ll the people
THE EXl'LOaiNO JiXJ'EDlTlO.
. Recent accounts mention the return of some of
the rowels rninnosinir the anuadron of this exnedi-
lion, to rWv. fSooih W.t.-a fTmn. a f fir' HI
.ftMithfrn
OeW t.MMOiriH. 1 JIO mini VtlS,lirH nCi;H Hal lUl
8'bojinrjrr.rar htritnde 6 i dcgrecat20 niUiute
South, lorgtluiie 154 degree, 18 minute bant.
Que of Jha.. v.ccJk...nl
urammttlTOVa "'Slit' HitiW i"'iTiAr"Tii!riu.n fr.Vin fi'iLir.Ti
JVVr-lW-.VH. -
f-ditet'f I-ittrd-mitei fjawatlhogri - toiiP,
stantly exposed to ahipwreck from heavy gales of
.rmWtmm-tfMmiMrvrV
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blamed, aotne weighing upwards of 100 pounds.
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The Southern Literary McMaengtr fr June is
m .air table ;-lhnugh we have bad no leisure lo
. .,
do more than glauce over It. I lie 'J1J?1J
as well as the hivD commemiation we nave seen
rr 7 r-. r . .
of il, from dillerent quarters, are evidence that Ihe
c .i.,l.. 1 . ... -;,i. !k.i ik
present numlier luHy euMniti I ho high literary
tin ran ji of the ork. V. . -
C-tT fen. Harrison, otherwuie ealled Gen, Mum,
others. ii the "certificate candidate " tf the Fed
eral Abolition Bankparly, baa in limes past do
ctored his belief that a United Statca Bank was
unconstitutional f hot say neveriheless, if such ao
imtiilutioa should be chartered by (mgres, he
'would not veto the bill. He ia sworn to support
the Constitution, believes a measure uncoiwtitution
al, aud yet agrees to approve it L Can any body
JooU in,, tbeW man trw brsottrgT-
over Gen., Harrison' oteor selling fre while
hey firat rkottjj lbl Jwdtd Oa t all W
tne oaruarous law; mey men ajaerieu.. inai u
waa for crimjon wemjo be adcl,'and fltially havfj
- coma to admit the facta an4 openly justify the prin
ciple.!, Tlii i tike the lawyer' speech in fhe case
of the lea kettle which bad been borrowed snd
broke: " May it please jrmir honor, we take three
ry.eiioj.J in this rff fem-e ' irt ttid fiat pl.rti' ant
dny that we aver borrowed the lea kettle in the
second place, we contend that it waa cracked wheq
wa fttt it, end in tlie third piece, that it wa whole
w hen we relumed il.
. . The prugrta of aiCiVi It U the atadinu
dosigo of tlt Southera Ftdermlista to conceal the
onward atrrde that Aboittuvn ia- making at the
North; their object lu d-ung so, ia to (orwafd the
cause of iha Abolition candidate, Geo. Slum, by
ieeping every thing out of view thai eotild by auy
p(iiliility injure bim, or iaduce impeniueot n.qui
tiesJifrom the "ignorant people " concerning bts
opinions, But let a 4 Southern men be deceived
by the at artifVces: AWtioai.Tm is irafkH'g ntpid
litridci,an4 threaten by iu mad and uegftemrd
fanaticism, not only tbe destruction tf il.u Futon,
but danger to Religion itself
The New York - Ef aogelist " ale : " Akft.
tionitm, m the true ami CvthoUr se,? l!ie 'erit,
never had ao powerful a grap on IV- n ml of the
American Na'tun, a at the nre.;t t.r,'
row iiik vr-ri iiN i aui.ivnn,;
i-Ut liirn: Tlie rx curn nci s if t! c prrnent can
vnc in thia Cuiuly bave.lion the ri.uracter of Hie
t'tiU ral l'nk puriy in a in.inni r D vrr butore aren by
riiany d" tin. . ' llcuig 'pVrlectlf ei.niin of tlie vfk
tica.uf their cauM, llo'V early ifet:r:iiim-di tollow in
tli tifir,-iw of tliir i!iii?lriiH! lrti'"r, vd Mr, Hum-
win, to ket-pdatk U firfe tUe 'oj!e, inJ play Oiegumv
of mum a tar as pwmblo. Totliw ml, ih'y not only
contluclH to iiiiike no declination el' oniiuuo f"T the
public rye " tliemrelvr, bi:l to 'do all in their aower to
prevent the llepublican patty from, doing mieilher.
V it!i itiiTTiSii.tl horror ol fVH-eiM'ra, tliey ilroiiml to
'( tlie li-lit, :nl Willi U.e uiiI auiiwciiy 4 tlul cIiim,
th-y bve enuotvorid to prvvent Its U-mg' t ea by the
people. K.'iriwmg lint " tiuili Hi niiliij and will pre-
nit, tlu;:r whole aun lull Uet n to Ii.uh tlie Ut.i i, anil
it lnu even b"wi th dirty wurk of some to diKeminate
lalhnod; 'l'lie tiynt objict, lioever,"of their labor
ha tor home time, beoii directed te enibarra and pre
vent a free an t toll distention before the people. l'h: J
npintfiot itiauiA'led4tlf it CapU'Trexler' miiler
(-round on the 3d ol July. VVLen Jiultfa Baunder, the
Kepublican tJaiidiunU) lor Uovemor, iiisde hi appear
ance, wiili the ilcaign of ddresii)g the people accord
ing to notice previouxly given, witne of the Federal
llnrrinon caruinJuie and purty mot atrunuouly oo-
jicted to hi spiking, and perintel id ding to, until
uirormeu cy Jin.'e Aaunuera itim lie cmne tlior lu
tpeak, and onlewi ttio people rtfutied to hear him peak,
he would, without tlit-ir luvor or levc, and io tiruunce
of their ibiociion. Ao everwbeloiiiijj- voice of liie
people replied, "hear bim," and be t, heard Willi
rucIi efliict ae h'l(nnl die heart of tbjVderil D-ink
tiieu."" Uu th" 4;h, al tbtir hard cider crmnl in Sain.
bury, rattier than let Judge tSaumlera, who was in Town,
be heard in answer to their en ndhlale who wm brought
to the show tOiU'uk. thev nimie luiu oiav mum. tit
daring to refuse Jnde Sa under leave tu be heard, tliey
were eoniielel, ui oruer io prevent lac Uitcumion, to
Keep sir. Alorthesj Ironi sixiukms.
After Air. iigf w agreed upon aa Elector fi
Una iiuurict, Im- prucewled tu the dimcUHrge ot the du
tie imponeil by lite noniiiwtion, to attend tha .Tax
gatherings aoU addreva the pooplo. The liarrinon
Candidate have continually ubjcctiil to Ins being heaid,
and some or the Harrison party have uDiturinly and re
peatedly attempted to interrupt bis addresby noi",
disturbance and diversUinot the crowd toother object.
Tbi haa been done, I aay, uTiiformly and itpeat-dly,
with cooduct, nearly approaching to dieeracetul out
rage, up tit Saturday last, whenya ecune occurred such
as haa never before been witneiw-d in the ronniy of
Uowan. On Fridny, the day Jn-foru, both the til ctom
tiir tin District, attended a( .Morgan' Mutter gruuiul,
and aildrewH-d the oenplc, Willi th free Gunsent of the
County Caii-lidatea-rtlii June, the JUrfwi men,
their Llector w present, inakini; no o'j-ic Hon, a they
before had done, lo tlie rt( ht ut the Klectur to snk
M.uia.jM.umtw.t,--,nr4.wtT;Wirw.-nn
. tl.. 'l1. . . II.. ..kl. .U.ll I
Hi 'appear Mrv Craie onlj m-imth!
dxlnte denied Mr. Craige vhe right tu apek. After
koine contention, it vaa agreed that Mr. Jones ahiaild
Jone commenced and concluded I peeco of. one honr.
made up entirely ot alang abuse of the Administration
and Uie Republican party. of this County, Mr. Cratije
theo-pror.eeded tn reply to him, when, as I aatd before,
a sceua oi di-igraccfui outride aud violent interruotiia
was auemptcd such a Tieter befure occurred in ltcw
in County. I
DilT'-rent expedients were tried to attract the sties
lion of Uie crowd present, amf draw them off from
heariiif Mr. Craiire; whn, boeverTll failed, trmn
personal threat and uisuleut. boCyuig, a violent dis-
turbinof ensued, which ao interrupted the speak in
that Mr. Craije wa eutiiely unable to proceed, nd fi
nally desisted frosu any a tempt to make himself heard
in Hie midst of the upioar anil contusion. ", r
Now, I appeal to the calm jtidment of reflrcting
and candid men, to any -whether the things are Cot
highly outre ifeoes. When was the tune ever known
in Rowan Cuunfy before, that any. party or any' net of
-aser mimyt'wvtrfVitm xssemiVfymfiSij:'
indro-dyuui, by rurflm ta Ihrmts snd violence in
order to prevent Ihs peod! from hesrnif koth aidea and
judging fir. themselves! Is?s. it not sliow tint tliey
are afraid of the light and the truth 1 Never, since the
days of black Cwkude reduralisin, have stick insolent
j ' mfa 'it OTmi WP IhH lis.
i w n-imir prrj wr, rrr p.. i, . i '.' in.ii miv ' A"
lareaL'ee. iieit-eiitiMmt -s -nrrn, -wrre, Tntvaieiiea. wtui
uHib and doath by tlie minion of power, a Republe
cana wlio aclkeeexna.-aia liiiw ll.raalonod with-
Tt'lr" iIr.f..or. wiliea only I
ijm.1ljtfe.lL rFgam nttrftw JilifeWlit ibe- party witf'br far fromf
,JT .... i,, .ud -m-w.Uh. .hlhpr 4h Itkitfh.
- ,nt - rf Kowaa are to be deterred from acting and
voting is they please, hy th inctnlion of ttHiuU-fw
Y 7.. tt' wine wawting itusiience
01 eiuiv coins, iam iisrrisoe party nave no principles
opmhich ihey uke a stand. They rely upon log
cabin and hard eider paradea to gull the people into a
. upport of their dumb candidate. They are afraid to
! in fif(f
1 wlore llie people, hence their efSirt of depertio to
. . . - .1 . . . . .., ...... 1 1
gag taw ano force, riuer inan iti uie (rum oc nearu.
; I cannot belit-ye titer UieoTa Kepubhcaua of Rowan and
lavie will be either deceived by their humbnyv or
Miiiinit tn their irrsoleiit dictatum. 1 (Sir one Will neither
be deterred by bullyiain nor tbreaia from raining my
voice 10 denounce, and if need be, my arm to resist
them. We are not yet lubjitcied to the Alien and Se
dition taw of black cockbde Federalism, and so Vaig aa
the people are true to theinawlvea and Republican prin
ciples, we never will bo. 1 -'
A REPUBLICAN.
for tub wertta casolimu. V ,
EKPIlUNh AGOXIra o" ROWAN FEDERAIJSM:
Ma. Euiroa : Have you read Hie paper to which tbo
names of a number of individual are attached, just
puwwied -et the vtatchiris'ii' T mice. pnipoHing lo
be a reply to Uie Circular iwued by tlie K.-pnh-base
-Caulsal -Cueaetittee 'fVwae"OW'-he-uetecf
sl iifraaia.' Jews fur walimg vVhite anew and wtsneir
fur d;bl f If you have oo!, do get one and read it, if
- . - ;rt , r.re pTdductioeV The aetlior of Uu piece
you can muaier the paiience nceajisry nrlxiirs
is evidently a " rceo-bora " iu publics, and eomwitted
w many blundent, Viirdities snd ruiereprnuiiona ui
it. Gut heM not eign his own name lo it, Den.H WouM
the leidinu men of the party m town or tlie eoentrv
sign rt. 1'nis new political scribe mnst have had in
Ilia nnad'scye the eelebraled feat ef Falstalf 's fii;lit
with the twelve men in buckram, wha he. wrote it.
iron me raciuiy wnn wntvn he laid tluwu premn
a disaun d of by l(w HoimUlll'Un t 'Ciiir.,! L'onmul.
tee, and then wenltownrk likea valiant man lod.aprove
them. I shall not attempt a defence nl' the Circular of
the Central tiiuniiM'-e, aa the facts it sets barib csno4
be dispriwi'd by either tie oritur or tlie wriiings of luo
M''l Hrty-t'iey are sehattlrsM MJr....tJiif t
ey iiliFlWWry .Trifl UiTI tureiof thno , ,iafk wait..
tie over the political history If their author, (icis, liar-
risoe.
Tbe Rowan Central Comntittas did sot, ia their Ad
dr., ti.teod to convey tbe meaning thai a free negro
could purchase a While servant ta Indiana j their tn.
marks npon that sohj-t were tiiti tulcd to apttty lo tlra
Ohio ktw, endt-r wbicb no man wtll dare dispute that a
free nejjro Oould purchase a white serant i-yet, by a
rred constraction, the asllnrt of this federal addreaa
have raisea an iaMte neyer thonirht of by the Central
Committee, snd ma.fs it the burden of tlieic sor.gl,
B it my purprsrMr. Eluor, in tlies.1 f,. ln,t , to
five y.0 and your ri'b ra the hint how tbta a-ldr. aa
"to the frecoien . Kensn aidl'v it "Lia on, I
I, ll,.r-M l, VT4; V)t. liai'lS M Sllietl Ul
ill" NO! Hid fl liio wh- name i resigned to it,
see it, or nmd tt, or ' fd, klore jlmir names
were put to it or ei ihey mil aotliortre theif names
hi h" pirt lo H 1 . SO! I sasr(,ai,d dig runfraWtrds,
th.it auit.eof l'ie i. nl 1 1 i.l ua la wh.M- rMinssre lo tint
e -, never .w it, never n ad it, or hi ard it i,-.,d, did
i 'i I.d o Uo-ir names ht be ( ut lo ii, amf d.d nul
know aut it ct'U'aiiitJ Until tltey taw it prmV.', S id f
fTlf J to
,t vs i'l Id freemen 'f 'Ton an
..ceiil iiu' linil I! re mi
s-iy to
a p
club ( i- ht., ,
:--I'H III I"" 1 O' Nill-lirV,
nan County, bv the 4 ,!,-,:. fU'
who vei: ti to rii; I
ni''uiH,il ncd -.iry, get lowetj it and Imve i piei wi.l
ten, to wloch .y rr vlmiiK'il or e!'r:)l! I i-i'.'il tlo-ir
owu names, but cfpt it the li uuevd worthy men H
fu'h '( lie County, l!:e purjvs-e of etintmg p-diti-rI
t,T-rt ! Shsmo ! . Siinuel i il pn.-ibi) tlt
Kepnbluiin llvian ca be ru'J aiil deiuud io by
toeh tri;!H, niij by Vueb trick.!.'! ' . V t'"r ' '
1 m;iu chirfff., Mr, JvlsUr, that the writer or wrn-r
of the litid-bi!1 alluded to, wftro eiilier n'.rnitl c
adismed to kiu bis or their mime to it, oil ;cwirf t iw
the weknerti of the prnductim, and the many bure (
Meed miwprefientnHoiif it cent Ami I ttu"t r. tea
vtht five tlioiiMiml r.iipii s have been Sirucl, oil", ef rmii
f.r dlKtrilmiUio in tlio adjiiiiig Cotinties s weit a?
this. Our flieiiHij everywhere limiM be r.fii!y l ex
piate this altumpt at dirtatkm by a junto of iVuVraluits
St Sahet:ury, . - r-
I will al inform our frieiuls in the nljoininj Dhiii
tiiw, th't this priHliictton fprmi? from Ui Ut dying
Ijimir of ItuwiO Feduralisei. I'cacc to it he J
r ..- - -" -SV.NTAX."
. .- -.-
fob tu a WETrH?.eAnotiiui. ;
i M a Korroa : I wa at Morjrno'a on lajt Ft i.la y, a nd
heard the (peeche of the two Electors of this Ihstmt,
Mr. ("ihlvvcll touk the leaii. lie conunniced by re
nurkiriK the preM'iit einburru-etl state of the country,
the scarcity of money, nud couunercwl ditlrui all ol
wliiidi he attributed injirectlf to the Adniinwlratioii, or
' rather to tien. J.ickaon, bt Cause he .vetoed tlie Cmtnj
8tal.i Bank, rviiHived the tKnK-tta, Ac, llie old alang,
'iiiiir to uiury oioraiU -uiiHHieery lo a fepetnee
here; alter uluibiiliriy; tke eudwrraaitiiieula no ex
ieUug to these cause, he Wttot ou tit a labored (Menu
of the United Slato ll-ok, iiuiatuig tint il W4 the
, only piMHble nieaiat ot rtfuiating the cutrency, a.mi
i stiiring liie country to piJifity. llavlii coimuiiied
(owe time in tin atteinpte posed on to a dvmolndi
. ingr denunciation ot Mr. Van Iturea, and Wmmd up by
detene of llnrrison' lasr to aet T-nito men, inain
Uining timt it ws better to sell a tecuiun into bondage
rather than send him to prison lor noil piyinoot ot fmos
and cwte The; were Uie nwiD puuikoi bi addrena,
il. Ian ing from die ground generally taken iy hi patty.
Ftrt-t, in advocating a U. ri. Umik wtucii tew ol th. iu
' now undertake to do, and aeeoodiy, to admitting liar
nwin' Imuiaiie pilicy, which I have never bcaid ma
oy of tiie party pretend to attempt belme. Mr. Cald-
well wa at least candid and opuo in an acknowledge
ment of b.lh these iuipurtant cbargea, lieruudiire de-
nied by the Harrison partv. and be deserve credit tor
r boiiemy iq oienly dvocnfiig tlicse two things, ooe of
which uie nepuiwicaim hoiu lo tie uccormtmrtionat and
; hiifhly mexpwiivnt and danjrerook;--tlie other odmua
(
and eutrjgeoua. When he had concluded, Mr. Craigellcn' "d active numitier of the I'reebytertan Church;
MIowrd. ,11 nwceedod to ajiuw. in a nimner the
most conclusive, that the " hard rnnes" so'oiiicb harni-1
- .-.i- r. -i . " ' " -f
"i npon oy uie opp,-ihtri. s.re ,Uut laauttiuf isaMv
,-,i.eaiih.iunwljkrt 4-hM''4hwertf-tlrmlgtlt'
is!Jtut.llly by thoaiwW niteriorenteoftbe llauita
in spoculatiops, by their excessive issue of paper
their nol.-s and duea. makinir monev scarce, as at ere
sent,- end time hard. Jdr. Craife urged a reasons
' why no Southern Republican can Mipport (ien. Uarri
son, his fHmiiiiittioii by Abolnion influence; hia Anl
C.....I ..I'. I .... . .
Southern fWdmga bis refusal to declare lu prneiplea4
"whciTijiuitioni; bit private inumattona td Abolirioe
lee IngH to the North, and Anti-Abolition to thw Houlh,
pnivmg htm unworthy to be treated; hu. Tariff and Inter
nal bnprm erncnt principles ; ari J Ms vole is admitted by
Mr. Caldwell, to sell white wen into bondage tor fine
aiMTctwrji, incurred for' Committinir trivial Seneca.
- Mr.7Croige objected moul auerunukly to the principle
snvuncra ny nis opponent w JIWtlllcattbD of Uu civil
law, that tt waa better to tfZ a toan than unpriarm
bun. Ho vindicated. Mr. Van Duron from the eberge
of being opposed lo Uie laaf wajVaud ahowed that he
was not only its advocnte, jrHHie of the nut activ
p.siiioter of tlie nieasuru. He defended the Stale
R'ghta party from the charge of ineotisiatencfin eep-
,J??r'Z .'';, jm ur.Hikjsmi atuutMomJiutUi
ciwid ivil do oiliorwHie- tn the pruaedt contoal, ince,'t' "?llb ot away, um whicli she has wittreil, .
Van Burea and fib party Juve taken their Und on the
great doctrine of our psrtyv in oppeeilion te a Protec
tive TsrilT, Internal luiprovetnent, and Monopolies,
while Ueo. Harrison is in favor of all these, so that it
i a aupport of Harrison that would he inconf irteryt.
soSftSTWitl fiiius-'eye view of Mr. Craige'e spoeeh,
whirh wa powerful andconvineing tbruuwliaiL The
. iteiMitiiican partv of tin durtriet have been fortunate In
securing the ssrviees of such represenralive, Ind in
their principle are sustained at all times jjj. IbfijajM
gaming even a fe vote. Tlie eif. cjf such diecos-
ston must tell, aa it haa already done, in favor of the
A HEARER.
roa TBI WKwrras cxaounua,
WAGONERS, BEWARE ! .
Ma. KllToai Aa I wa mint in Cheraw the tither
daHtlMit,-4 -ma
muircii, in ntisou county, wuere, ey u.a aide M the
road, the Federal cideriies have built a kis-eabin. and
asked to light and come in and take something o
drink. I walked to the dsr, and saw that thev had a
tub or two of Hard Cider aitling Inside, prepared, of
course, ss e osu to caicn wagnm r and other pacra
bv. I informed (lie comisny that 1 neillun wanted any
rf their Cider or Federal nrtneiplcs, and went.nn.
leaving tbe cutcrilr cursing md railing at my nee-
fiicotnsi. vni my returns i waa again attack, and
threatened with a nobbing', unless 1 Would co in and
jnia in their revelry ; but Ming Uk n wuh an appre
hension that a dreafina bv a negro with a waeon wlno
would out be veiy agratoabju, Ihey periiiilt4 uie to
. pasa in pnaee. ,
Wasionera going by UuTvea lo Cberaw should be
pre pa rod to resent the insult of the n.ob uatwlly --swtrWed
arwind me jrwtlt lutj tt Uie aiortsaiid loe-ea-
bin: Thia dey we baa hero contrived expressly to catch
toitvrudoo.
wM da.to gd loto puwcrThey gilJrt6it.i
a Tartar, bownver, when they tttai.k
: . A ROWAN WAfiONEBuL
roa tbi westebii t iaou.tuV
Wko tkalt dn-idt when DoeUH dissgyes fn-
Ma. Eiinoa: The manner in whab the Federaeta
attempt to got ovnt (Jan. larrtann'a vMatos. ll whiu
Diea and women ftir debt, rt truly ruliculund T'hey
certity fin! ino wny and then aaother, and every new
rnm nm inv"'Tf ine ni;ui ,:.m. . f ,
Tnor trf liie Addrotat issued from tlie .Watchman olfioo a
day or two since, wva that a tree negro em. Id not buy
a white servant in Indiana; for, the same IVgiabiiure
lhat paawd lb faw tut eetlmir hiie men snd wnmen
It dshti and -whiB Miem wrath llnrrii nhu, . .... il ....
' ,,U
Istv e lie sm dy, ewmrld.Lg free negroee U. ooy-
and cues the very law rwelt. teriifWd ko by im Ftoral
members of Congress W'fllisnis, Hclwrry, fa v n ami
tStwiW. We I. tint as what tho R.i t.'v.i....i.i.
- . u. miiri,
, certify to. - t , 4- .'T. '
But a writer, who ncctipii fbur enlnmn in tbe Rs
1v'gh Register ot tha llih imd., in eoutevormg to
aruve ilstt free negroes could ant buy while aervtiiii
in Indiana, inserts that the prohibtUiry cliii-e is in llie
1 Wih section of Uie (ate. Hear hims Whatsaya
Uis Oik actH J this smne isar ea thia fteadT Aud
afler qii..tmg the 9tb aeetam, ha any a: h j( tppsrent
, tliat It cifuld not bsve tv en overlrwknd'ji for (tie aeetkms
quoted are ttie .Ktlh and 8It, so thai to raadrng thebrH
rrrer furtb porpnas of deteclun a portion, tlu-y must
have read tb- iMk atkm a staiva,? and that, thorefiire,
our Ksput'Ucs o 'members d Congress, n copying the
atiband 31M section (sulhofiring tho tale, &cO'muM
bivs aeen the U:h sectiorr tir, and Ought lo have co
pied H too. Ho, the R twan Federalist c rtily one way,
aad th Raleigh Federalist Cemfiea directly to llm
Cotitmry. Now, which ad of certiflera are we to be.
" bevel Or onr'.t w W bt !nv either?
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N f 4 h i -1 I i VI.
A iNceee at t I. i:
M r'pi'io
Hriy veilnil'ii , .
'nivt.-i li en oil! I
b II i nW the o! 11
cn nu, aiui hlii i -the
"tNUn," wlm , t
and "lie noon timed
uk an mnui.c i
f i
an Ihr i h,
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i ii 4'b m' J ,'y,
' It! the " t it
er , ) ir-n'i;,:. 'to
V !he i'iet h'
ve1 for i be l.i.:,"
i ! lllh t tt: in
le;l 'tie- i evlu'd, '
H'ni n-l..d ii 'l.i r, tn. i ,'.,'i 4l,ai l
i'i f fi'''..- n
r;d flu- ru in:
pi, th.i i
14.1 I'
t at Io .'. Ill II t! ii . 'Ului H I.Bl.t i i ,
d r.y w..i.v- ;..,, i k j,
Callilt," s. iti.- i-'i.,!" fle-.'iw fs s: ,
guud buiitoretiik,' otv-li . !i-;.'iWRd .y tuther :;,vi
uiwti to : " "d e ibfir Junnt for. .':d
ili.j', v.e have pUnt) i b e'y of ltm4 ant llu.i ,
uliieli had been pi'iiil ia tlio "Cabin."' '1'hey
ehioved tjieir lUiwrk-oiiie visitor the mandate, 4th tlio -conking
nU'iHtila, The old lidy t,r.n am-iii all hyim-
ericy aud ilHceptKin, used fo( tne puipuse ef electing '
Harrison, wlio, it etecteir, nor rtooiK. would sell anmu
M you (tildresviag herself to all around,) for dubta jimi
have ouitraeiee in order to procure In election. Il ,
wa intimated llial p-ihiih would buy in the event .
of anch utile. "Ah !" ) le, M rl I wan dopmtd
to purchase men, tliia would bo the ..last : p!ro I
should think of tiuding them." Tin hkt aiuleiice was
a pneer, and was illy, received, drawing out aeveral un
cmrteou rctorUv, Alter thia, the' viadort turned Ui
her hetl, and awda her exit, , : ". . .,
A"d it eiuie to pa af i r he w" out of sight, that -alt
the worshippers of the modern idol looked one upon,
anuther With deep consternation and ssul, what loan
ner of mue u Uu, tlur dare enwe ven m onr midst
add ui auoh blsspheuuiw agsinst our dol, trnn wb.Hii
we look tor so much Uvlp tn this our time of need. We
know at Iron wher.ua she came nor whither she bus
pi. - VVe tluirefiire. e-lt upon wt-.lM to tmt. the
calamity of being viiited by such an evil spirit any
" Pr. Duncan of fHilo, compares the policy of llm
AbolitioniMs and Fedt raliam, in dumhfuundtrin ,
their candidate, to the policy of the Ostrich, wbi Ii
thinks to conceal ita Us'y by poking ft bead in a
bole,-' " - . '." ' t" '
t . ju" .'. ..... ...! '.. ' jt :
. ' " IiEFAH CKD TKW LIFfi, ' ' '
On the 14th inst., at lier residence, in the vicinity rt
thia Town, Mrs. KUZAllETM 8. TV FOWi; cn-.rt
ut-Wm. K, Powe, Ej., in the -43id yeai of her ;;
after a prvrt(eed and nMist Da in In I illness of tM,.ii
week, bur with the utmost christian patience aud,
tesignetioft. -rf .-" " --? ::--
For many yonra past 5lra, Puwa had beea a conit-'
and ai'.oroed tier profeaskin by all tlie shrittian virtues,
.IH TI'C V. i
h.h M.jMfiW W.AJWtlaCittWLiaMld -iusf
ftodtSr! diiiet w-ftte.-hfl has; nxiw bjl ..Jiacuiiwn: v - -rawftdt)Kiiif'fiftd
iiiiic childrco to aiourna k winch
Li JMyat.4srjo.ua JWieed the dispermalum wbieh bee-vsp- -
uxiwd from ao Jarge a family, imt of whom are yet in
the Jejideragejwf JhWJiowI, s-ckniftisn wmtfiert-wtwfe"
rixsti.ple, csres, inrtfueiions and prayer acmncd inui
pensaldn lo the formation (A their charooter.-' Yet in
thia lull cup ot bitterness, which they lisve been c,!b d
lo drink. Inert, are mercies and axiuHoiationa loixed.
viuck ca rMotrnt be overhaiked nor despised. The
u!i wrncn mm exceiient LJiuy experienced flunn2
the whole continuance of her acute miH.mni'si tlio
ntire roairsenre with which slits contemplated the p
proach of death v-;ih fuittj and calmaesa with whxli ' ,
alio parted witft every airuibor of hr dear familv, and
commitU'd litem lo tlie care of the Armikhty ; Uis ap
propriate exnoruiione awl auvice aiis gavs -to cacii
one; her desire to depart and be with CliriM, all
these and ma ay more circumstance aressured up in
Uie heart and o.onwir) of the bereaved family arefsvot.r
which did,' In hi infinite, mercy, fiat Vouclu-ult to
koulhe the di4Juoaaa.j4 kindjo their graliluJ thut
they were BlewtHj with ucn a relative, and to e...c
tliaiM to follow her example, that eventually tliey m
iuuJb(rs taJiiat. .iabttitatiGo JMuMUlulltavaiM' imlehWr--'
auu which m mvrviai ui ui aveti wr ins sauna.
.'. J Sister, thou art gone befltf oa.;i;., , " -
V , Ahd thy aaimiy soul ia flown, ' '
T Where toara trs wip'd from 'every eye, ' '
Ftotrf tfiu 1iuHlieo"ef tits lUh.
And from oars and fear released, v .
'hrTOThe"1ftelJ Euatc friiui UuBIn5."V -
IliAod Ibc i ieary are at tea,-- ' -
H Sin can never Uirrt thee nowV ': ' ':
Jvmivww;
isdSeaaJssjiajs
Jor Ihy meek trust In Jesus ChrM
And there thou rt sure to meet tli gowl, .
-'. ' Whom ori earth thou kived'at best. , ' , .V
i Where the wicked cease from troubling!!:
...awjI thrwctu-yarB -iTt."v' -w...
' ', ' . CommNMicn'ral
In tin County,' ra ttia llth iusUnl, Mr. JAMES
Ll'CKiU, aged abmii 49 yea re, t .
Valuable Lands for Sale. .
i Tihe house o Hugh Brown," between thrrn
snd four mile above Wilkesboro', and oo I ho
Yadkin River, there will be eold, on ibe 22nd and
3rd day of Septembor next, thrcd adVcral trai is
of land, containing
- laOOOAClVES,
or mora, thnt constftute the firm wliernnn'he lives,
U Lend lie orf fioth fide of Hie Y.idkin River,
nnd contain at least, 125 acre of Vadkiu bottom,
.bcaidpi . qiutuiiiy f gifjd upUntiV; JtWo,'-)!)
Acre of Laud, iiu ilia a ater tf 1st w 1'or It and"
Reddin's River; aln, one undivided-half of two
lota, iuihe To wa sJL AV Jkcaboro' f on of snid mta
adjoin the Public sqtm re, and a a situation for
business equal to any in tl.o Town.
""Alio, oTtTiaa5!ii an3 20tVtJaya, liiera will 1
sold on the preinnife, in Aahe (Wnly, 6 10 Acres
of Land, ailuatetLjifi Meet Camp-creek, Valuable
fif it meadow land and it convenience for a atoek
farm ; alvi, 125 Acre, ou 1'me Swamp Creek, and
CI n aa k a, .a . . - -
ar rr Arri) nn iha ithMt.iiniy
ald Lands.will be aold on a credit of threa jnd
four yar, and will be sold by mo ea Kxecuior uu.
der the Will of J .hu Brown,
. II A MILTON lilU) U N. Kx't
"Wri inhn I'.rrrrrfl. dec "if.
yjlkesborot, N. C.-Ju!v 2 1, 1 6 10.
-' . ' ' V . -
Afn, there witf be tuU on Uie 22nd and 2:rd
day of Hopiemlier ncxtut tb hocao of the alajvo-
named Hugh Jfrown, . .
a . ' '
HORSES, Cat
tie, Uoga, and
Bheep, .
1
a qoaniity of good Wheat, of the growth of 18.')')
crop of Wheat and Corn of ihiyeark grnwib ;
Rya wl-)i lIooMtii.tirahtT KHchitv Furni
tore, IVrming Utensil j .Alsi. on the 25th and
Vflth, a parcel of STOCK CATTLE on liie pre- '
miso in Aal.o, on Meet Camp Creek For more
lull information coiM-rning the Land abovo de
scribed, persona desiriHis lo purchase are referred
lo Hugh Brown, in" Wilkes, and John Miller, who
resides on the Mect Cinnp Lands.
' - .: HAMILTON nnowN.
J.i.y t i, i n. ,,jK